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Tourism experts believe that easing visa requirements will create a boost for Vietnam’s tourism sector.

After two years of battling the repercussions of closed borders, 2023 may be characterised as extra time in a hectic and gruelling football match for several Vietnamese airlines.

After two years of battling the repercussions of closed borders, 2023 may be characterised as extra time in a hectic and gruelling football match for several Vietnamese airlines.

Vietnam has set a target of receiving eight million foreign visitors in 2023, and this target will only be achieved by refining visa policies, improving the quality of tourism products, and increasing the readiness to welcome visitors.

Strict visa policies, low-preparedness and poor services have hindered Vietnamese tourism in the post-lockdown era, experts say. - VnExpress International

Vietnamese tourism and airline services have not recovered as expected despite the country’s early opening for tourism after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Southeast Asian country has been advised to abolish visa requirements imposed on tourists so that more people are able to visit, which could help very-much damaged tourism sector in the post-COVID period. Vietnam was among the first countries in the region to have opened its doors after the COVID-19 pandemic, however, it has scored … Vietnam Urged to Scrap Visas in Order to Restore Tourism  Read More »

Vietnamese tourism and airline services have not recovered as expected despite the country’s early opening for tourism after the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Lê Quốc Minh, editor-in-chief of Nhân Dân (People) Newspaper.

The tourism and aviation industries have again urged the government to ease visa requirements to speed up recovery post-Covid. - VnExpress International

The country will likely welcome some 3.5 million foreign travelers this year, well below the target of five million, which was expected to help earn US$4.5 billion in tourism revenue